State v. Meyer
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtNettesheim, J.
The issue on this appeal is whether a sentenced defendant who claims an abuse of sentencing discretion must bring a motion for modification of the sentence in the trial court as a prerequisite to an appeal brought pursuant to sec. 973.19, Stats. We hold that such a motion is required. Since a motion to modify the sentence was not presented to the sentencing court, and since there is no resultant final order, we dismiss Steven Meyer's appeal.
Meyer was originally convicted as a party to the crime of intimidation of a witness, secs. 940.42 and 939.05, Stats., and party to the crime of burglary,…
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